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Participants
- Dr Patrick Kelly, GP Clinical Lead for Immunisations, Irish College of GPs and HSE
- Dr John Maher - Host
Summary
In today’s show, Dr John Maher is joined by Dr Patrick Kelly, HSE/Irish College of GPs Lead for Immunisations to discuss vaccine hesitancy, including the history of the issue, drivers of hesitancy, and practical measures that practices can take to reduce hesitancy and increase vaccination levels in their communities.
Topics covered include:
- Tackling ambivalence, misinformation and disinformation;
- Practical steps to overcome vaccine hesitancy;
- Practice improvement opportunities, and
- Additional resources available from College and the HSE.
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